General Election - November 4

It's time to vote! Early voting is in progress through October 31. All of us have the opportunity to vote on state constitutional amendment propositions, and there are local elections in some areas of Collin County.

• Enter your address at www.vote411.org to see a personalized sample ballot and compare candidates' responses to LWV questions; you may print your choices & take the paper to vote (phones are not allowed)
• Learn about the TX constitutional amendment propositions, including arguments for/against and explainer videos
• View our printable Voters Guides
• Check your voter registration status
• Register to vote (deadline was October 6)
• Apply for a ballot-by-mail by October 24
• See the local candidates
• Watch a candidate forum
• Find polling locations and hours
• Check which types of Voter ID may be used at the polls
• Get nonpartisan voting reminders by texting VOTERINFO to 512-595-3755 or by visiting the LWVTX website
• Voting problems? Contact Election Protection at 866ourvote.org
• Find more information using our voting resources
• After the election, find county election results

Hand Marked Ballots

When you go to vote in the current November election, you will fill in bubbles on a paper ballot. In June, the Collin County Commissioners Court voted to transition to Hand-Marked Ballots (HMB) for the November 2025 election and all future elections. This decision was made in response to Executive Order 14248 issued by President Trump, as well as public feedback from individuals expressing concerns about the integrity of our current voting systems. The completed hand-marked ballots will be scanned and tabulated using the same machines currently in use. The Collin County Elections Administrator estimated the transition cost to be $2.3 million. Read this letter to Collin County Commissioners from the Texas Civil Rights Project and LWV-CC.

Webinar: How President Trump's Executive Order on Elections Could Impact How Texans Vote

The Texas Civil Rights Project, LWVTX, and LWV-CC hosted a free webinar on August 21 about "How President Trump's Executive Order on Elections Could Impact How Texans Vote". Watch the video.

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